Noah Doe

How Dangerous are the Places in our Solar System. Content Warning.

%When visiting the planets of our solar system, be prepared for extremely hot temperatures and long days. Venus averages 475 degrees Celsius, while on Mars, you could expect temperatures below -62 degrees Celsius and an atmosphere composed of toxic elements. On Jupiter, high winds and a quick rotation make it difficult to stay alive. Saturn is even more dangerous than Jupiter- with fierce winds reaching 1800 kilometers per hour, pressure levels exceeding those at the bottom of the Mariana Trench, and a temperature averaging just under 0 degrees Celsius. If all the planets of our solar system were placed in the Goldilocks zone, gravitational chaos would likely ensue. This means that life on other planets might exist, but with different conditions than what currently exists on Earth.